Unit 3 Flashcards

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Marriage

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A socially recognized union between a male and a female (or a male and multiple females), and is assumed to be permanent

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Endogamy

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The selection of a marital partner who comes from the same social/ cultural background as oneself

Ex- age; social class; religion; race; village; etc.

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3
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Do cultures have certain expectations when in comes to marriage?

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Yes, all cultures have certain social expectations that shapes who is a suitable marriage partner

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Exogamy

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Marrying outside of one’s particular social or cultural background

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5
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Advantages of Endogamy

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-people establish a sense of community and identity

-Solidifies social boundaries and increases tensions between groups/ classes

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5
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Anti-Miscegenation laws

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Laws banning marriage between persons socially classified as belonging in different “races”

(Was based off the belief that “miscegenation” produces biologically “inferior offspring”

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5
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Advantages of Exogamy

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-new connections are made

-break down social barriers

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5
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Insect

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forbidden sexual relations between persons considered close relatives

-all humans societies have culturally defined standards of who is “fair game” or “off-limits”

-the definition of who is “off-limits” fluctuates and varies from society to society

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6
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What where the 2 major court cases and ended Anti-Miscegenation laws?

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Peirez v. Sharp (California 1948)

Loving V. Virginia (Virginia 1967)

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7
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What is the percentage of interracial marriages in the U.S today?

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19% for opposite sex marriage
31% for same sex marriage

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8
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What 3 states is interracial marriage most common

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Hawaii (40%)
California (25%)
New Mexico (25%)

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9
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What are the most common combinations interracial marriages
(5)

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White-Hispanic/ Latino (42%)
White-Asian/ Pacific Islander (15%)
White-Multiracial (12%)
White-Black (11%)
Black-Hispanic (5%)

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10
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What percentage of Americans were married to a spouse who shares their religion/ faith

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70%

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Most likely to marry same faith
(6)

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1- Amish
2- Hindu
3- Mormons
4- Muslims
5- Jewish
6- Protestant

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12
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What is the most common interfaith marriage

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Christian and Non-Religious

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13
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What is the percentage of unmarried couples in an interfaith relationship?

14
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What are the 3 reason cousins marry

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1- More likely compatible spouses
2- Less likely to divorce
3- Ensures that wealth/ property remains within the family